Writ of Ne Exeat RepublicaDEED OF TRUST Linn County OR Volume 1485 page 345 to 1485 page 359

06/03/2015I, Heather Ann Edmunds am sane and of sound mind. I left Paul H. Kuebrich a letter in his office, in the Arbartitions portion of his office I was appointing certain persons to my Deed of Trust because they were attempting to Kill me. On 09/12/2013 at 1:15pm we had on office visit. I informed him I needed him to take the evidence because persons were trying to take it from me before trial. He did not ask me more and did allow me to leave everything at his office. I put a block on the contract at the end of the Deed of Trust which allows for 9 to 10 other investors. I left a message that Dr Stringham was suppose to be on the Husband part of the Deed of Trust. I informed him I did not sign the warranty deed and nor did I communicate with the Mers Title Clearing house to substitute trustee as Stephen or Steven H. Bauer. I noted to him the names were inconsistant with the Notary and thus should make the Title or Substitution for trustee null and void. The Trustee is not allowed to notarize their own legal rights to a Title on a trust or any such legal document as there are no witnesses to state or claim who in fact made the Identification of the the Person Known on my Title as Steven H Bauer and Notarized as H. Steven Bauer. There is nothing to state in the recorders office of Linn County of which legal documents transpired in accordance with state and federal laws in conveyance of a property or deed to show it legally complied. I noted to the recorders office there were no security instruments in which to state there was money transferred from the buyer to me, the seller. I also informed them, the address does not follow on sussession of the same address from the prior transfer of property to the next. I noted to him, Bruce's Warranty Deed was Vol 1789 page 209 and my Title is Vol 1789 page 631 and the only legal reference in it is the title refers to the Deed of Trust 1485 page 345

14-10819.Trustee's special power to appoint to other trustA. Unless the terms of the instrument expressly provide otherwise, a trustee who has the discretion under the terms of a testamentary instrument or irrevocable inter vivos agreement to make distributions, regardless of whether a standard is provided in the instrument or agreement, for the benefit of a beneficiary of the trust may exercise without prior court approval the trustee's discretion by appointing part or all of the estate trust in favor of a trustee of another trust if the exercise of this discretion:1. Does not reduce any fixed nondiscretionary income payment to a beneficiary.2. Does not alter any nondiscretionary annuity or unitrust payment to a beneficiary.3. Is in favor of the beneficiaries of the trust.4. Results in any ascertainable standard applicable for distributions from the trust being the same or more restrictive standard applicable for distributions from the recipient trust when the trustee exercising the power described in this subsection is a possible beneficiary under the standard.5. Does not adversely affect the tax treatment of the trust, the trustee, the settler or the beneficiaries.6. Does not violate the limitations on validity under sections 14-2901 and 14-2905.B. This section applies to a trust governed by the laws of this state, including a trust whose governing jurisdiction is transferred to this state.C. The exercise of the power to invade the principal of a trust under subsection A of this section is considered to be the exercise of a special power of appointment.D. The trustee, in the trustee's sole discretion, before or after the exercise of the trustee's discretion under this section, may request the court to approve the exercise.E. The trustee may exercise the discretion to appoint all of the trust estate pursuant to this section by restating the trust.

Personal service to Santiam Memorial per MC DA ect on May 15th 2015 To Susan Bawdwin

Forrest Reid Was served by mail this day. Cashier misplaced recept.

14-10819.Trustee's special power to appoint to other trust